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Last night my wife and I were lucky enough to enjoy an amazing show put on by a local radio station KILT. They gathered 10 artists and had them all on stage alternating singing their own songs. No bands or other fancy stage shows, just the artists and their gituars.

I am sure that there are plenty of you who don't enjoy country on this board, but I would bet next months house payment that every single one of you would have been into at least some of the music. They covered their popular hits, sang all time greats and even messed around with a few of each others songs.

Then at the end of the night all 10 performed a tribute to Johnny Cash with Amazing Grace and then two of the "man in black" songs. The 10 artists (Dierks Bently, Clint Black, Roger Creager, Kevin Fowler, Jack Ingram, Craig Morgan, Corry Morrow, Bobby Pinson, Tricia Yearwood, and Dwight Yoakum) all seemed to have a great time giving each other a hard time and sharing laughs at each others expense.

It was amazing to see such talented people who hadn't practiced together just be able to jump right in and play together as if they had just come off of a tour. Racks to the 10 artists for the show, the tribute to Johnny Cash, and to KILT for the great show in only a 3,000 seat theater for which they charged nothing for the tickets.

KILT is the best FM radio station in Houston. I loved that station because they always played the old country and not all that soft pop new shit that is on the airwaves today.

That being said, the only time I ever listen to anything besides sports radio now is when the wife is in the car with me.

If I can find one it is on me BtH.

I will keep an eye out for it. Not sure they will sell anything from this show though as most of the artists did it out of thanks to the station.

My neighbor however is the afternoon host and if anyone can get me a copy of the show it would be him.

Which host?

I sent in an e-mail asking if they intend to make a CD of it or broadcast it over the net.

Which team did Johnny Cash play/coach for again???

I don't know, but he was the best so you'd probably be a fan eventually.

Go fuck off.

Rowdy

IndyFrisco wrote:I don't know, but he was the best so you'd probably be a fan eventually.

Go fuck off.

Not my type of music. Past my time.

Ah yes. Rowdy Yates. You'll definitely be able to score a copy of that if you know the guy.

Cicero wrote:Not my type of music. Past my time.

Go see the movie when it comes out, and I guarantee you will leave wanting to pick up a "Best of..." CD.

Does Phoenix do a great Cash impersonation or do they dub over the voice b/c in the previews I have seen, its dead on?

It's not a dub. He went through some voice lessons to talk like Johnny. And from the previews I've seen, it looks like they got rid of his (Phoenix) scar on his lip.

That that was just a hairlip...

Cicero wrote:Which team did Johnny Cash play/coach for again???

I dont know. But I know he was white and popular. So you would probaly like him.

Mr T wrote:

Cicero wrote:Which team did Johnny Cash play/coach for again???

I dont know. But I know he was white and popular. So you would probaly like him.

Geez man. Way to take shit personal.

Believe the Heupel wrote:Dwight Yoakum and a bottle of Jack has gotten me through a couple of tough times.

I'd love to get a CD of this performance.

You should listen to his mentor, Merle Haggard....late '70s and '80s...

I'm glad Lefty enjoyed the show, but I've never been a fan of country music. About the closest I come to country music is some of the stuff from Charlie Daniels Band that crosses over onto rock stations.

Different strokes for different folks.

I can listen to merle any time any place.



among other mixed CD's and releases. his latest stuff is also really good.

big Cash fan here. I wish I could have heard this.

Excuse me, why is this being discussed in the CFB forum?

Shouldn't this be moved to the Music forum?

Pussies.

BTW - Johnny Cash was shit and his music was shit.

You would know. You see shit in the mirror every day.

And since you got ran long ago from the CFB foum, we have rules for posting not CFB stuff here. Lefty knows this. You do not.

Not to mention the little "OT" Lefty threw up in his subject.

Good try Dr., but you're getting desperate.

Johnny Cash was also before my time, but I'm a fan of some of his stuff, and I definitely will see Walk The Line. Joaquin Phoenix was a good choice to play him.

IndyFrisco wrote:You would know. You see shit in the mirror every day.

And since you got ran long ago from the CFB foum, we have rules for posting not CFB stuff here. Lefty knows this. You do not.

I was run from this forum long before? Link?

My own recollection tells me that I have rarely posted here, dumbshit.

So now you're going to Killian and simply about my posting for what? To appear as though you're smacking me? hardly.

Hey...nice music forum you have here, btw.

Killian wrote:Not to mention the little "OT" Lefty threw up in his subject.

Good try Dr., but you're getting desperate.

I get it now...I'll just have to include "OT" in my thread title...thanks for the tip.

DrDetroit wrote:

Killian wrote:Not to mention the little "OT" Lefty threw up in his subject.

Good try Dr., but you're getting desperate.

I get it now...I'll just have to include "OT" in my thread title...thanks for the tip.

As soon as you build up as much cache as someone like Lefty, yep. Until then, nope.

We'll see...and we'll watch you melt all over the place and expose yourself as a punk-bitch.

DrDetroit wrote:We'll see...and we'll watch you melt all over the place and expose yourself as a punk-bitch.

You forgot LAMO!!!!!

Wow, a thread that combines two of my favorite topics in one. Yes, Johnny Cash and what a flaming asshat Detard is. Since we all know all there is to need to know about the twat from Detroit, let's get back to the Man in Black.

And this is all that needs to be said about Cash.



Straight money. I'll be listening to him long after whatever Nashville's current flavor of the month has fallen back off the charts. Country music started to suck the minute men like Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings and their brethren were replaced by cock gobblers like Big and Rich who wouldn't dare piss off their corporate masters in the name of making good music.

Country music started to suck the minute men like Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings and their brethren were replaced by cock gobblers like Big and Rich who wouldn't dare piss off their corporate masters in the name of making good music.

That is why the show on Wednesday was so great. I think all but Tricia Yearwood are songwriters. They play what they write, and since they are writing it for themselves they aren't puppets.

BSmack wrote:Country music started to suck the minute men like Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings and their brethren were replaced by cock gobblers like Big and Rich who wouldn't dare piss off their corporate masters in the name of making good music.

A-fuck-ing-men.

Best

BSmack

Post

Ever.

And DTool has left the building.

(Nolesy, I said DTool in respect to your stance against "tard". However, I got a pocket wrench that is a little offended now. ;) )

BSmack wrote:

Now, I know I'm getting way off topic here, but didn't this used to be enolc's avatar?

BTW - Johnny Cash was shit and his music was shit.

Dr. Detroit has been banned. Really.

PSUFAN wrote:Dr. Detroit has been banned. Really.

From the board, or just this forum?

If the former, the political forum will probably be dead.

I can't stand listening to today's "country music" but there are a few of the classic singers:

Johnny Cash
Merle Haggard
George Jones

that rise above all the others when it comes to quality listening.

BSmack wrote:

Straight money. I'll be listening to him long after whatever Nashville's current flavor of the month has fallen back off the charts. Country music started to suck the minute men like Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings and their brethren were replaced by cock gobblers like Big and Rich who wouldn't dare piss off their corporate masters in the name of making good music.

Rack that...You're the dumbest son of a bitch who ever put a finger to submit, but I'll rack you when a rack is due.

Now back to your normal idiotic ramblings.

Believe the Heupel wrote:Just got back from a showing of "Walk the Line."

This movie is seriously fuckin' good. I can't believe I'm going to say this, but Reese Witherspoon deserves an Oscar nomination for her June Carter. Joaquin Phoenix is dead-on with his Johnny Cash. DAMN good movie. Go see it now.

Someone else said the same thing about Reese Witherspoon...Could be a nice return for that Southern Belle....